Harrison also
noted that three additional sales are emminent. The approved sales include:
- A 16-acre
tract sold for $960,000.
- An eight-acre
unimproved tract sold for $342,000.
- A 2.9-acre
tract slod for $123,000.
The emminent
sales involve a 10-acre tract, a 5.5-acre tract and a four-acre tract.
Sales since
Coweta County purchased the remaining properties in Shenandoah and Creekside
Parks now total $5.17 million, or about 40 percent of the price the county
paid for the park.
To-date sales
involve about only 10 percent of the land purchased.
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